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| Explanation of coincidence (noun) form: coincidences a circumstance so agreeing with another: often implying accident
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| Explanation of reconsider (verb) forms: reconsidered; reconsidered; reconsidering to review with care, especially with a view to a reversal of previous action
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| Explanation of lattice (noun) form: lattices openwork of metal or wood, formed by crossing or interlacing strips or bars
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| Explanation of peter (verb) forms: petered; petered; petering to diminish and come to a stop; give out; expire; fade; die out
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| Explanation of further (adjective) more distant or advanced
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| Explanation of rankle (verb) forms: rankled; rankled; rankling to produce irritation or festering
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| Explanation of missal (noun) the book containing the service for the celebration of mass
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| Explanation of violator (noun) form: violators person who transgresses
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| Explanation of consternation (noun) panic
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| Explanation of congenial (adjective) having kindred character or tastes
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